1. User's Guide
  2. Working with Exports
  3. Creating Exports
  4. Hierarchy Export
  5. Customization Tags

Customization Tags

Customization tags can also be inserted to further enhance the readability of the export results. The following table describes the customization tags that are available for use. Optional parameters are enclosed in [brackets].

Table 14-2 Customization Tags

Customization Tag Description

<%Date[(format)]%>

Returns current date based on the user's regional settings, where format = MM/DD/YYYY

<%Time[(format)]%>

Returns current time based on the user's regional settings, where format = HH:MM:SS AMPM

<%Timestamp%>

Returns combination of date and time.

<%CurrentUser%>

Returns current Oracle Data Relationship Management user.

<%CurrentVersion%>

Returns current Data Relationship Management version for this export.

<%PreviousVersion%>

Returns previous Data Relationship Management version for this export.

<%ExportName%>

Returns name of export.

<%FileName%>

  • Returns output file name if specified

  • Returns default file name if not specified

<%RecordCount%>

Returns count of records exported (only available in footer)

<%AppVersion%>

Returns the Data Relationship Management product number (for example, 11.1.2)

<%PropValue()%>

Returned value depends on the specified export type as described following:

<%PropValue([Previous|Current(Default)], PropName)%>

For Compare/Difference Exports, returns value of first node in CompareCriteria for Previous/Current version

<%PropValue([HierName], PropName)%>

  • For Hierarchy Exports, returns value from first node in list

  • If HierName is supplied, return value from the first node that matches HierName

<%PropValue(PropName)%>

For Version Exports, returns only version properties

<%RunTimeParam(ParamName)%>

Used with these export types: Version, Hierarchy, Generation, Compare, Difference, Property Lookup, Transaction Log, and Merge Log - where ParamName defines the name of the parameter (run time and/or default parameters). The value of the substitution variable is placed in the export header or footer when the tag is processed.